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luckydog · 10-21-2009, 06:56 AM

This is so typical of the broken thinking in our state.
The Governator refused to sign a bill that would allow farmers to farm Hemp.... and bring more income to the state. Nope, fugetaboutit, that seems too rational. He would rather have wholesale selloffs of state monuments (like that is renewable resource). Prick.
D.A. and City Attorney want to close down ALL of the dispensaries. UMMM. O.K. but doesn't the fact that we have 600 , 800 or even a thousand dispensaries say out loud that we have a market for them? Anybody take economy in high school ( I don't think the D.A. did)? The invisible hand of supply and demand. If the dispensaries go away there will still be a market. They should look @ the amount of dispensaries and be jumping up and down clapping hands gleefully about all the extra revenue from taxes they could get, if handled properly.
I don't think they have the resources to close all the dispensaries down. If they do start , where is the money gonna come from? WHat was the figure I read here.. 10k to 15k to fund a raid? That is only s'posed to be state troopers now as the Big O s'posdly called off the feds. Common sense would say that they simply can't close all of them. Nevermind the legal backlash , I'm sure they don't have the budget or time for that either.
I think it's a politician shooting off his mouth again. Making promises to appease the misinformed such as himself.
We need a government renovation . We have terrible people in place in offices of power. Not smart people either.

10-21-2009, 06:56 AM	#17 (permalink)
luckydog WT Advanced Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: L.A. Co-Op: no Vendor: no Patient: yes Posts: 511 Rep Power: 41031	Re: Do you think Cooley will back off? This is so typical of the broken thinking in our state. The Governator refused to sign a bill that would allow farmers to farm Hemp.... and bring more income to the state. Nope, fugetaboutit, that seems too rational. He would rather have wholesale selloffs of state monuments (like that is renewable resource). Prick. D.A. and City Attorney want to close down ALL of the dispensaries. UMMM. O.K. but doesn't the fact that we have 600 , 800 or even a thousand dispensaries say out loud that we have a market for them? Anybody take economy in high school ( I don't think the D.A. did)? The invisible hand of supply and demand. If the dispensaries go away there will still be a market. They should look @ the amount of dispensaries and be jumping up and down clapping hands gleefully about all the extra revenue from taxes they could get, if handled properly. I don't think they have the resources to close all the dispensaries down. If they do start , where is the money gonna come from? WHat was the figure I read here.. 10k to 15k to fund a raid? That is only s'posed to be state troopers now as the Big O s'posdly called off the feds. Common sense would say that they simply can't close all of them. Nevermind the legal backlash , I'm sure they don't have the budget or time for that either. I think it's a politician shooting off his mouth again. Making promises to appease the misinformed such as himself. We need a government renovation . We have terrible people in place in offices of power. Not smart people either.